Noa Kirel's Argentine Series Hits No. 2 on Amazon Prime Video
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Israeli singer and actress Noa Kirel's new telenovela, "Mírame Así, El Camino de Noa," reached second place in viewership on Amazon Prime Video in Argentina within a day of its release. The series, created by Patricia Maldonado, premiered on October 9 and is available across Latin America, also airing on América TV in Argentina and Peru. Kirel stars alongside Argentine actors Agustín Bernasconi and Gastón Dalmau in the 24-episode drama.
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- Noa Kirel's new Argentine series "Mírame Así, El Camino de Noa" ranked second on Amazon Prime Video.
- The series achieved its high ranking within 24 hours of its release in Argentina.
- Kirel stars as a young waitress who joins a band and discovers her musical voice.
- The show is available across Latin America and airs on América TV in Argentina and Peru.
- Argentine stars Agustín Bernasconi and Gastón Dalmau are also featured in the cast.
Israeli singer and actress Noa Kirel has achieved significant success in Argentina with her new telenovela, "Mírame Así, El Camino de Noa." Within 24 hours of its release, the series ranked second in viewership on Amazon Prime Video in the country. Kirel expressed her excitement on Instagram, stating that her "8-year-old self is screaming with excitement."
The series, created by Argentine producer Patricia Maldonado, known for hits like "Chiquititas" and "Rebelde," features 24 episodes, each approximately 30 minutes long. It premiered on Amazon Prime Video across Latin America on October 9 and is also broadcast on América TV in Argentina and Peru, reaching an audience of about 65 million viewers. The plot follows a young waitress, played by Kirel, who overcomes personal challenges, joins a band, and discovers her musical talent.
Argentine stars Agustín Bernasconi and Gastón Dalmau also appear in the series alongside Kirel. This rapid success marks another step in Kirel's international career, particularly in the Latin American market.
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